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The withdrawing to Odrin and Constantinople Turkish troops became a real disaster for Haskovo, which was subjected to great plunder and violence. The Bulgarians were forced to organize alone the protection of their neighbourhoods until the coming of the Russians. In July 1877, the vanguard of General Gurko conquered Kayadzhik (now the Quarter of Rakovski […]https://haskovo-online.com/bg/images/stories/articles/osv_hvo_hr_forev.jpg